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  • Birthday 05/28/1967

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  1. This is why I would submit it today as is. The IO may look at it and see all the vaccines are completed, and ignore the unchecked box, you can bring it up at the interview if asked, or worst case, you get an RFE. The point is don't delay an I485 package filing for this. Good Luck!
  2. Hopefully everything will cool down soon as I am planning a trip to India in mid-June.
  3. File the AOS with what you have and include a copy of the DS3025. Worst case, an RFE is issued to complete the DS3025, but that will most likely require a new complete medical exam by a civil surgeon. Good Luck!
  4. Pre-clearance airports seem to have a tougher reputation.
  5. You might try here. https://www.visajourney.com/sitesearch/?cx=partner-pub-3407508467788263%3A9725800110&cof=FORID%3A10&ie=UTF-8&q=Rescheduling+London&sa=Search Also, I will move this to the UK regional forum where you might get more responses. Good Luck!
  6. A quick side trip to Canada for your sister with the B2 visa within the authorized period of the B2 visa is possible. Yes, it does not or should not (discretion of US CBP) reset the authorized stay clock of the B2. She will need a proper visa to enter Canada as a U.S. B2 visa does not grant her access to Canada. Honestly, I would probably refrain from a trip like that to avoid scrutiny of either her or your LPR parents, but it is possible. Good Luck!
  7. That pesky olfactory sense!
  8. Good point. There are several countries where a person does not retain their previous citizenship when gaining a new citizenship. I know with my wife, she has to enter Russia on her Russian passport. Sometimes Russian immigration officers request her U.S. passport, but that varies.
  9. I would study the instructions of the I130 closely, particularly the General Requirements beginning on Page 6. At this point, the I130 "Petition" belongs to your USC spouse. The visa application comes later when the petition moves from USCIS to NVC to the consulate. Good Luck! https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/i-130instr.pdf
  10. I tend to agree. With the negative for 2024 tax year, there needs to be solid evidence of the current income. Good Luck!
  11. So you don't enter Germany as a German citizen?
  12. Does that apply to all varieties of tea?
  13. A little more discussion regarding the failures in Spain and Portugal. Has anyone noticed that there is little talk of this widespread grid failure now? https://theempowermentalliance.cmail20.com/t/y-e-curbll-hriudklkur-ju/
  14. 1,200 miles without a driver? That is really not a lot.
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